which are large bees with shiny black tails, according to the NC State Extension. They have powerful jaws that they use to burrow into wood, creating tunnels for their habitat next year.

Carpenter bees are important pollinators in our delicate ecosystem, but they can destroy the wood in your home in the process ...

The insects you’re seeing are carpenter bees, which are large bees with shiny black tails, according to the NC State Extension. They have powerful jaws that they use to burrow i ...

Hayes said carpenter bees burrow in wood because ... they would do it in trees. Wood is the perfect environment for them.” Female carpenter bees typically tunnel into wood to collect pollen ...

Male carpenter bees lack stingers, and though females do have them, they are docile and don’t sting unless handled or ...

One day last week I heard Mary Alice yelling for me to come quickly. Naturally I listened and went to her rescue. I saw a ...

If you’ve recently planted young trees and start to see signs of large cicada populations, the best option is to wrap the ...

Lorne Hanewich, a technical manager at Clark's Pest Control and Killingsworth Environmental, told Newsweek that boring beetles, named for their ability to burrow into wood, are pests that infest ...